Kendall Promises Fireman Coin at Annual Meeting
fragmented text mentions Kendall, a fireman coin, an annual meeting, and names like B. Stevens and Osman.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
8
fragmented text mentions Kendall, a fireman coin, an annual meeting, and names like B. Stevens and Osman.
Mrs William Cresson of Concord was honored at a tea by the Concord Art Association celebrating the publication of Journey Into Fame, her biography of sculptor Daniel Chester French. An exhibit of French’s early Concord works, including a bust of Ralph Waldo Emerson, was shown near the Minute Man statue. Hostesses included Mrs Stedman Buttrick Mrs Gerald Henderson and Mrs Heary M Keys, cousins of Mrs Cresson.
Jam es Henry Craig a former Concord resident died July 7 in Miami Florida after a long illness He was 57 and survived by his widow Anne McCarron a son William three sisters and a brother Edward Craig Former police chief William Craig was his father He served in World War I with the Yankee Division and worked 18 years for the Boston and Maine Railroad The funeral from the Craig residence 4 Thoreau court included a requiem high mass at St Bernard s church burial at St Bernard s cemetery and flags at half staff in his honor
Concord commander Robert E. Sheehan says the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged House Majority Leader Joseph W. Martin to reverse Congresss unsympathetic stance toward veteran laws. Commander in Chief Louis E. Starr and Director Omar Ketchem pressed Martin on national security funding and universal military training as two public laws enacted so far in the 80th Congress.
Governor Bradford leads a 12 member commission to seek economies in state spending. Appointees include Beverly Mayor, Worcester treasurer, Winchester engineer, and legislators from both parties. The group gets $25,000 to study how to cut costs without new taxes, aiming to avoid repeating next year’s budget issues.
Miss Marcia Sheldon Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Moore married Simons Lucas Roof son of Rev and Mrs Walter J Roof at First Parish Unitarian church Concord. Ceremony assisted by the bride's father Rev Mr Roof followed by outdoor reception at the Moore estate. Miss Catherine Lucas Roof Lincolnton sister of the bride was maid of honor with bridesmaids Edith Mason Ham Mary Constance Boardman Elizabeth Stickney Cheney Lincon r Lincoln and Lee Henderson Lincoln. Best man Robert Lowell Moore Jr with no ushers listed.
Oklahoma City keepers report two alligators at the zoo were blinded by visitors who tossed pop bottles rocks and other objects at the reptiles to make them move. The incident involved 200 visitors witnessing the attack.
A requiem high mass for Mrs Susan A Winsor Williams widow of Richard H Williams was conducted by Rev Michael J Burke at St Bernard’s Church Concord with committal at St Bernard’s cemetery. She died July 2 at her daughter Mrs James A Ryan’s home in Gloucester after living much of her life in Concord. Survivors include Mrs Ryan another daughter Mrs Henry Bartlett of Lynn two sons Thomas of Somerville and Michael of Springfield and nine grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Clark Vanderer Doty of 12 Laurel Street observe their eighth wedding anniversary Tuesday in Concord. The couple wed at Trinitarian Congregational Church by former pastor Rev Wilfrid Hymick Bunker. They have two children.
West Concord resident JL Woodworth now Marblehead based has been promoted to New England District Sales Supervisor for National Gypsum Company. He previously spent eight years with the Buffalo, New York maker of Gold Bond ceiling materials and will office at 250 Stuart Street, Boston.
New York City directory places Bernard S. Aaal as the first named person while he sits at 658th in the list. The AAA has held top listing honors since 1938 with A A A A s and A A A A A A a close third.
Alfonso Tyler in Kenosha Wisconsin was injured by a heavy sledge hammer hitting his stomach while near a coworker. He was taken to the plant hospital where he received treatment and returned to work within 30 minutes.
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